With a bizarre, almost alien appearance, Faucaria tigrina stands out as one of the signature wild species of the Faucaria genus. Its "teeth" are arranged in a simple line—smooth on the inside, while the outside grooves display white dots. The scientific name "tigrina" refers to "tiger," and in English-speaking regions, it’s known as both "tiger’s tooth" and "shark’s tooth." The Japanese name "Shikaiba" is an old term originating from a Noh chant, and describes "the rough waves that encircle the world’s seas." While it sounds dramatic, each single plant is actually quite small and adorable, measuring only about 1–3 cm in size.
| Season Type | Winter |
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| Sun Exposure | Full Sun Partial Shade |
| Hardiness | 0℃ / 32℉ |
| Blooming Season | Sp Su Fa Wi |
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本日のお迎えっ子ちゃん 順に、フォーカリア属 四海波 6㎝ クラッスラ属 オブリクア トリコロール 5㎝程度 センペルビウム属 アイシクル 4.5cm プレイオスピロス属 ボルシー 9.5cm の４つ ボルシーちゃぬんは土の状態が酷すぎたので抜いて乾燥中 (やっちゃっていいのか？) #多肉植物 #多肉植物初心者 https://t.co/W28RC6HlJi
どんどん新芽が出てきた四海波 可愛い(´ω｀) #多肉植物 #フォーカリア https://t.co/8TEdiK2NUS
Faucaria tigrina ‘Tiger Jaws’ https://t.co/gRWg0LUBoz
フォーカリア 左は紅怒涛、右は四海波の大株 今にも噛み付いてきそうな攻撃的なフォルム https://t.co/hHqQlS6tzM
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